PP Investment Awards 2016 - Shortlists published
Here they are… The shortlists for this year's Professional Pensions Investment Awards.
The Professional Pensions Investment Awards celebrate excellence among the asset managers who serve UK occupational pension schemes.
The awards, now in their third year, recognise asset managers over a broad range of specialisms - and shine the spotlight on those whose achievements may not always be recognised by the more general UK Pensions Awards.
The awards process is unique within the industry - with the shortlist being drawn up in association with Aon Hewitt, one of the leading investment consultants in the market, highlighting those asset managers who have demonstrated both excellent performance and relative growth in assets under management over the 12 months to 30 June 2016 as well as strong performance over the past three years.
Shortlisted entrants will now be asked to complete an entry detailing how they differentiate themselves from their peers - detailing the product and client service innovations they have made over the 12 months to 30 June 2016.
To find out more about the questionnaire and the next stage of the judging process, please contact awards co-ordinator Rubie Romanay at [email protected]. For queries about the awards process, please contact PP editor-in-chief Jonathan Stapleton at jonathan.staple[email protected].
The winners in each category will now be decided by a distinguished panel of industry judges (see below).
The awards will be presented at an awards lunch to be held on Friday 18 November at London's Jumeirah Carlton Tower.
Further information about the awards can be found here: www.investmentawards.co.uk
The shortlist
ARBS (Absolute Return Bond Strategy) Manager of the Year
Kames Capital
Pictet Asset Management
Standard Life Investments
Wellington Management
Emerging Market Debt Manager of the Year
BlackRock
Colchester Global Investors
Lazard Asset Management
Neuberger Berman
PGIM Fixed Income
Emerging Market Equity Manager of the Year
Baron Capital Management
Henderson Global Investors
Sands Capital Management
TT International
European Fixed Income Manager of the Year
Insight Investment
Legal & General Investment Management
M&G Investments
PIMCO
Fund of Hedge Fund Manager of the Year
BlackRock
Blackstone
J.P. Morgan Alternative Asset Management
Lighthouse Partners
Magnitude Capital
Global Equity Manager of the Year
AB
Acadian Asset Management
Hexavest
Investec Asset Management
Morgan Stanley Investment Management
Global Fixed Income Manager of the Year
AB
Legal & General Investment Management
Loomis Sayles
Standard Life Investments
Wellington Management
Hedge Fund Manager of the Year
Capula Investment Management
Davidson Kempner Capital Management
Marshall Wace
Maverick Capital
Stone Milliner Asset Management
Index Manager of the Year
BlackRock
HSBC Global Asset Management
Legal & General Investment Management
State Street Global Advisors
UBS Global Asset Management
Infrastructure Manager of the Year
Brookfield Asset Management
DIF
Global Infrastructure Partners
IFM Investors
Meridiam
Long Income Property Manager of the Year
Aviva Investors
Legal & General Investment Management
M&G Real Estate
Pramerica Investment Management
Standard Life Investments
Multi Asset / Sector Credit Manager of the Year
Henderson Global Investors
J.P. Morgan Asset Management
M&G Investments
Muzinich & Co
Oak Hill Advisors
Multi Asset Manager of the Year
Columbia Threadneedle Investments
Invesco
J.P. Morgan Asset Management
Legal & General Investment Management
Nordea Asset Management
Pan-European Property Manager of the Year
Aviva Investors / LaSalle Investment Management
CBRE Global Investors
Invesco
Private Equity Manager of the Year
Advent International
Cinven
FSN Capital
Parcom Capital
Thoma Bravo
Quant Hedge Fund Manager of the Year
AQR
Capital Fund Management (CFM)
GSA Capital Partners
Lynx Asset Management
Sub-Investment Grade Manager of the Year
AB
Babson Capital Management
Oaktree Capital Management
Robeco
UK Core Property Manager of the Year
Columbia Threadneedle Investments
Hermes Investment Management
LaSalle Investment Management
Lothbury Investment Management
Orchard Street Investment Management
UK and European CRE Debt Manager of the Year
Europa Capital
GreenOak Real Estate
ICG Longbow
DRC Capital
UK Equity Manager of the Year
Ardevora
Columbia Threadneedle Investments
Lindsell Train
Woodford Investment Management
UK Fixed Income Manager of the Year
Fidelity Worldwide Investment
Insight Investment
M&G Investments
Schroders
Standard Life Investments
UK LDI Manager of the Year
BlackRock
BMO Global Asset Management
Insight Investment
Legal & General Investment Management
Schroders
UK & European Opportunistic Property Manager of the Year
Ares Management
Brockton Capital
Clearbell Capital
Europa Capital
Patron Capital Advisers
Revcap Advisors
More on Industry
Five stories you may have missed this week
This week’s top stories included news that Pension Schemes Bill powers given to The Pensions Regulator to issue contribution notices will not be backdated, while the Department for Work and Pensions said it will ban flat-fee charging on auto-enrolment...
PMI and NextGen to collaborate on series of projects to represent the next generation in pensions
The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) and NextGen have partnered to offer a series of initiatives to “give a voice to the next generation of pension professionals”.
13 LGPS funds seek shared actuarial, admin and governance provider; Maps looks for independent evaluator
Norfolk County Council has issued a tender notice for a multi-provide framework agreement for the provision of actuarial services, governance, and administration support and consultancy services.
Have your say: What do you think will be the most important pension issues in 2021?
In this latest Pensions Buzz we want to know what will be the biggest pension issues in 2021.
Opperman: New TPR powers will not be backdated
New Pension Schemes Bill powers given to The Pensions Regulator (TPR) to issue contribution notices will not be backdated, pensions and financial inclusion minister Guy Opperman has confirmed in a written parliamentary statement.
